Although it can be read on its own, Life After Death is a sequel to Bitter and Sweet. Continue following the story of the Thiel-Colvin family and how they attempt to heal their lives.
“Life After Death, On This Side of Heaven” follows the journey of the Thiel-Colvin family as they rebuild their lives after losing their husband and father at an early age. Written with the same spirit as “Bitter and Sweet”, Ms. Thiel offers a raw and honest account of the path she and her family have taken through their grief and loss. From the emotional turmoil, to the practical tasks of dealing with insurances, this is a must-read handbook for anyone struggling with moving forward after a devastating loss.
Excerpt
One of the toughest tasks for people to face is that of what to do with their loved one’s belongings. The “rules” are the same here as for everything else with grief- there are no rules. Some people tackle this right away, others avoid it for years. There really isn’t a right or wrong way to accomplish this. Personally, I tackled it right away and found it a good way to process and heal my loss. Below are some of my thoughts regarding this.
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That is a lovely trailer. Much better than so many that I have seen. I guess you, like I, wish to share your ability to overcome your tragic loss, so that others will be able to benefit. All my life since my paralysis at 20, I have tried to help others that I know with paralysis solve their problems as a mentor.
Yes, belongings are a problem in any death. My twin brother lost his second wife after 25 years of wonderful marriage four years ago to a fall that killed her instantly. He said it took him six months to get all of the financial affairs in order. It's taken longer to deal with her belongings, recently writing that he gave away her clothes to a charity. But, he has adjusted quite remarkably and has been dating for the last two years and enjoying life like he always did in retirement.
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